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Angolan servicemen will study in Russian Naval Academy

Angolan servicemen will study in Russian Naval Academy 15.03.2011
Text: RusNavy.com
Illustration: Flag of Angola.
Military servicemen from Republic of Angola arrived at St. Petersburg to study in Russian Naval Academy, reports Central Navy Portal referring to a source in the academy.

It is known that newcomers have the military experience in Angolan Armed Forces. Totally, they are sixteen.

At the first stage Angolan cadets will learn Russian language; it is obligatory for all non-Russophone trainees.

Further training will be conducted in three specialties – ship navigation, hydrography, and surface ship armament.

Naval Academy's foreign training department keeps on growing. Number of foreign cadets exceeds 100 men.

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